The Baker's Dozen: 13 Productivity Tips for Remoting in Visual Studio 2005
Remoting is a powerful technology for implementing distributed applications. Interfaces make it possible to access external code in a strongly-typed manner. Generics in Visual Studio 2005 simplify the process even further.
by Kevin S. Goff
July 24, 2006
his installment of the Baker's Dozen presents an introduction to remoting and remoting interfaces.
Using .NET remoting you can call and execute code running outside your machine's physical boundaries, such as a Web service accessing classes on an application server, or a client application accessing the middle tier in a client-server environment. The code is executed on the domain that stores the code.
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his installment of the Baker's Dozen presents an introduction to remoting and remoting interfaces.
